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How to draw managa books
ok howdy sorry if this in the wrong place i didnt know where to put it, anyway me loves the manga and anime but i cant draw it very well from my own head it doesnt work that well so what are the best books/online site or anything like that to use to help me out cheers if you help
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http://www.howtodrawmanga.com/tutorial.html
Thats a decent one by the looks of things. The links in the box will show you practically anything; how to draw eyes, female figures, hair styles and so on.
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go to amazon.com and search for peter grays manga books they are really basic and were a great help, if you want something more difficult try ben krefta, he is really good
cheers both of u repige
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I used to swear by the "How to Draw Anime & Game Characters" series by Tadashi Ozawa, myself... that's all before I realized I really didn't have the talent nor the patience for that stuff. It's in English as well and you can find it on Amazon.
I used to have links for a bunch of drawing sites but the only one I can recall off the top of my head is this one:
http://www.polykarbon.com/tutorials/index.htm
It's been ages since it's been updated, and the explanations are rather brief, but I found it pretty helpful.
To be serious, though, it's always better to have a solid background in more realistic styles of art before taking on manga. I've found acquiring one of those art books with photographs of people in various poses (it could even be a sports magazine or some such, actually) and then copying them in your sketchbook is great practice.
Anyhoo, good luck ^-^*
Last edited by Datenshi; 03-24-2008 at 11:33 AM.
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Like Datenshi said, learning how to draw actual people before learning highly-stylized "anatomy" will help tremendously with things like proportion and perspective.
It's difficult, but something you'll need to learn eventually if you're serious about it.
cheers man i will do tht thanks anyone know any good books or sites to check out thanks
Its not the size of the dog in the fight its the size of the fight in the dog.
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Books... ok i found this one book called MANGA FOR DUMMIES it has all levels of art lessons from beginner to more advanced stuff...
also the learn how to draw manga books are good i guess...
sites... idk... you dont really need sites if you have Learn how to draw books
cheers man thanks alot
Its not the size of the dog in the fight its the size of the fight in the dog.
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The "How to Draw Manga" series of books is useful. I recommend the "Putting things in perspective" book as well as "Compiling characters". They're a good way to start off. The anatomy book in this series isn't too great though, might be better just to get a general one.
thanks iv just orederd the compiling characters ones
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